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MONTANA WINTERING RAPTOR WORKSHOP
Western Montana boasts one of the largest concentrations of wintering birds of prey in northwestern United States. The Mission Valley, located about 55 miles north of Missoula, and 20 miles south of Polson, is a concentration area for these birds. This workshop is limited to only 10 people.
Thirteen species of diurnal birds of prey winter in the valley, including; EAGLES: Bald and Golden; FALCONS: Gyr, Peregrine, Prairie, Merlin and Kestrel; ACCIPITERS: Goshawk, Coopers, Sharp-shinned; HARRIER: Northern Harrier; BUTEOS: Red-tailed, Rough-legged, and occasionally Ferruginous Hawk.
Key highlights will include:
$1995
7
days
1/18/25-1/12/25
EXPERIENCE:
Explore the diverse landscapes and observe the rich wildlife of Montana, Wyoming, and Alaska. Our workshops provide a unique opportunity to learn from expert naturalists and immerse yourself in the wonders of nature.
INCLUDED:
Our package includes expert-guided tours, accommodations, meals, and transportation during the workshop. You'll have the chance to witness the beauty of wildlife up close and gain a deep understanding of their behavior and habitats.
WHAT TO BRING:
Prepare for your workshop by packing essential items such as binoculars, comfortable clothing for outdoor activities, and a curious mind ready to explore and learn.
TIPS FROM THE TEAM:
To make the most of your experience, we recommend arriving a day before the workshop to acclimate to the surroundings and get ready for the adventure ahead.
ITINERARY:
Day 1: Arrival and orientation
Day 2-5: Field workshops and wildlife excursions
Day 6: Concluding activities and departure
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